“I was fortunate to stumble into a performance of a Beatles "tribute" band called "Britain's Finest". A group of Southern California musicians that have taken the onstage persona's of John, Paul, George & Ringo. Now speaking as someone who has heard the Beatles musical catalog up and down, left and right and sideways, Britain's Finest gets it all right every time. Note for note and dead on vocals convey the energy and personalities that made up the fab four. Benjamin Chadwick as Paul, Robert Bielma as George, Luis G. Renteria as Ringo & Tyson Kelly as John are all incredible musicians in their own right. At every opportunity I have had to see them perform they have never disappointed. They have fun in their roles and they also respect what they do. If you fancy yourself a Beatles fan then I highly recommend you check out Britain's Finest. Tell them Sal sent you.”

“The first season of AXS TV's new show The World's Greatest Tribute Bands got off to a rousing start. The show is recorded live at The Roxy every Monday night at 8 p.m. for the next 12 weeks. "Britain's Finest had us believing that we were standing in a room with John, Paul, George and Ringo. They had perfected every nuance of each member of the band, and the effort paid off in a rich experience for all who attended the live performance and the approximately 38 million who watched on TV. Composed of members Luis Renteria (Ringo), Tyson Kelly (John), Benjamin Chadwick (Paul) and Robert Bielma (George), Britain's Finest has been culled from the best Beatles tribute bands in the world".”

"Besides Saturday’s big Tulare County Symphony concert at the Visalia Fox, classic rock lovers will get to see a tribute to the world’s most popular rock band perform in downtown Visalia. The faux Fab Four are back. The Beatles tribute act "Britain's Finest" that performed a couple of times in Visalia during 2011 perform Friday at The Cellar Door We caught up with Robert Bielma, who plays George Harrison in the tribute band, to ask him some questions about Friday’s concert."